Swintec adds the 2416DM 128K CC model to its Clear Cabinet series, designed specifically for inmates in correctional or detention facilities. With its 128,000-character storage memory, the typewriter allows users to revise, store, and print up to 200 files while its 20-character LCD shows what has been typed before printed on paper, according to the company.
Read MoreTo help laundries maintain their overhead rail sling systems and promote smooth, safe operation, laundry product supplier Tingue, Brown & Co. introduces a line of sling system replacement parts. The automated and manual sling systems features “D,” “O” and “V” hooking rings, snap-on hooks, lifting rings, closures, rails and other hardware as well as quick release assemblies provided setup and ready for installation. The replacement parts offer durability and meet tight OEM specifications, according to the company.
Read MoreOrion Communications launched the new AgencyWeb Intelligent Workforce Management software. With performance-based management, AgencyWeb automatically reports workforce public services and the financial impact of those services. Designed to use its workforce schedules and activity data, the system helps agencies translate schedule planning and activity work results into accessible information. As workforce patterns become evident, agency managers are able to use specific data-driven information to make informed decisions regarding work activities and the associated costs.
Read MoreCombined with any night vision riflescope or monocular, the Sightmark Infrared Illuminator by Sellmark acts as an invisible flashlight during night hours. Ideal for indoor and outdoor use, the Sightmark can illuminate a target without detection, according to the company. Operable with two AAA batteries, Sightmark offers power options of low output at 70 miliwatts and a high output at 100 miliwatts.
Read MoreThe new EcoSecurity Utensil is a slick, moisture-resistant paperboard
utensil, ideal for correctional facilities and other secure environments
where the misuse of utensils is a concern. Users can fold the utensil to
form a sturdy scooper for soft, bite-size, and pre-cut foods. The
FDA-approved product helps prevent harm to staff, inmates, and residents,
according to the company. Additionally, the utensil offers a more humane
alternative than fingers-only eating, according to the company.